Examples of 'lost with all hands' in a sentence
Meaning of "lost with all hands"
lost with all hands - a phrase used to describe a situation where a ship and all of its crew members are lost at sea
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- Destroyed or sunk, with all passengers and crew having died in the process.
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lost with all hands
Lost with all hands is an old story.
The vessel was lost with all hands.
There was an increasing apprehension that the Canastota had been lost with all hands.
Two ships lost with all hands.
However, almost half the fleet were lost with all hands.
She was lost with all hands.
Sea Witch and Mary Gordon both lost with all hands.
It was lost with all hands.
Unfortunately, The horizon was lost With all hands.
The submarine was lost with all hands and her wreck has yet to be found.
I looked through the window . A ship was lost with all hands.
A ship was lost with all hands.
A third, unnamed, ship was also believed to have been lost with all hands.
Good Hope was lost with all hands.
She was lost with all hands in 1814 when she capsized in the West Indies.
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I thought she was lost with all hands.
The boat was lost with all hands including the British liaison officer.
Sydney was the largest Allied ship to be lost with all hands during the war.
In April 1914 was lost with all hands in a storm off the Newfoundland coast.
March - the ketches Aquilon of Jersey and Edwin reported lost with all hands near Porthoustock.
The Slayton was lost with all hands aboard 10 years ago.
Yes. Unfortunately, The horizon was lost With all hands.
The ship was lost with all hands near the Cape of Good Hope in March 1809.
One U-boat had been lost with all hands.
The Captain Cosmo was lost with all hands in high seas.
Unfortunately, the Horizon was lost with all hands shortly after leaving your planet.
The PV-1 was lost with all hands.
